Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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'I'urtinL'n, Kosclnak, Zanoni, llarbcr, Mcrila, Dornack. The Jun- CAMERA CLUB-Left to Right: lllarlirz Ilaluy, Etiar ' SYl':I?1I071, Rlifhllfli Oman, T , xl ,i John lmfihar, AI a r I a 11 A if llffdge, and fllarjlorit' flufme, Hnllrirf Larifn, lllifdfed Kuxrhak, Rzflh Hanxun, Ger- afdfnc Smrljmnz. I' -.xx ON THE QUEST FOR NEWS-junior and sophomore ap- prentices calliwl their club Nasus Nuntiis, Latin for Nose for News, and lived up to their name by keeping us up to date on all vu-nts. Top to Bottom: Grahek, Saxhang, Kosiak, llaley gh-Lights Editor, 'Iliomas G. Cassidy, was missing. --To lnterprei:--To Serve by the production staff advised by Miss Helen Adair. The staff stenciled, mimeographed and assembled the paper. The sale of Rangers got underway with a hang when the journalism class presented the skit Truth or You'll Be Sorry modeled after Truth or Conse- quences . Participants and audience had a hilarious time. The cracking of guns and the howling of wolves were but a few of the attractions that held- everyone spellbound. At the lower right the wolf scene shows Wolf Frank Jenko, Red Riding Hood Sampson, and emcee Beatrice Ladin. BLUESTREAK STAFF-Standing: V. flflizfnln, D. Srtnlirh, Sinko. Sitting: M. lllrrilfz, E. Vuida.

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RANGER STAFF-To the Right, Front Row: Tnrtimvi, Tuldo, llalry. Second Row: Tupac, frrikn, fllahrui, Sinko. Third Row: Merila, Saxhimg, lludy, Vaida. Fourth Row: Ladin, Lindxirom, Gulf, Wangenslecn, Laulizi. Miss- ing: Caxxidy mm' Srurzfch. Below: Mvct the Editors: Virginia Mahan, Blur Slrvakg Frank fenko, Hi-Lighlxg and Beatrice Ladin, Ranger. 280 3 23 PRODUCTION STAFF-Left to Right: Radascvirli, Vicari, Jenko, Laulizi, Kurak. Missing: Johnson. 242 if To lnform--To Entertain PUBLICATIONS STAFF - The Ranger and Bluestreak staff worked overtime this year to put out the annual, the Ranger, and our school gad-about, the Bluestreak. Things kept humming down in the Ranger office as our paper met its monthly deadline. Every week news-hawks published their HiLights column which kept the public informed in regard to school activities in the Chisholm Herald-Tribune. Later this column was taken over by juuior appren- tices as the journalism students devoted their time to the Ranger. Informal shots of school life were contributed by the Camera Club to help interpret our school activities. The Bluestreak staff was aided

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030 found 14 'l'his year our dimes and nicklcs put into War Stamps helped buy ax trainer plane. 1 :Ae .ar The wise old owl looks on approving as Mr. John Tcgg sells llclvn Bcrtrmlini a War Brmnl whilv julia Lohas assists the transaction. 5 Tony Glonski and one nf his assistants, Philip Francclti, km-cp our classrooms bright with flowurs and our school grounds hrwuutiful and well kept. Miss Cora Randall, sight-saving instructor, helps Mary Bionili in manuscript typing. John Ferrvll and George Latkovicli rvprcsent tht- janitors who rail- high praisv for nur rlr-gin .intl CllCL'l'lilll classrooms.